New Delhi: In an online meeting of state chief ministers with PM Narendra Modi, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal expressed concern over the shortage of oxygen and said that he is not able to do anything even though He is cm. We need 700 tonnes of oxygen, but only 350 tonnes of oxygen has been available in the last 24 hours.

Kejriwal said, "PM, first of all, thank you because the Centre has increased Delhi's oxygen quota, you are requested to help the increased quota reach Delhi, we need 700 tonnes of oxygen, but only 350 tonnes of oxygen has started in the last 24 hours. Sometimes a hospital says that there are 2 hours of oxygen left, sometimes someone says there are 3 hours of oxygen left. When we find out the reason, it is found that a state behind has stopped the oxygen truck for Delhi, we called many Ministers of the Centre.

Arvind Kejriwal further said"130 crore people have a right to the country's wealth, if there is no oxygen factory in Delhi, will 2 crore people of Delhi not get oxygen? Can the state where the factory is in stop oxygen? I want to know today that any hospital in Delhi today or tomorrow or any time has half an hour or an hour and 2 hours of oxygen left and if I want to pick up the phone and talk to the Centre, who to talk to, the situation has become very serious, we cannot leave our people to die. We have to assure people that every life is precious".

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